✨🦊 NGX Dynamic for Angular Ivy and Angular 7, 8, 9+

🥳 Best way to quickly use Dynamic Components with Angular

Use like NgComponentOutlet but with @Input/@Output auto bindings:

<ng-container *ngxComponentOutlet="component"></ng-container>

Here is a demo example showing NGX Dynamic and Angular in action.

Getting started

Step 1: Install @ngxd/core:

npm install --save @ngxd/core
# or
yarn add @ngxd/core

Note: If you want to use @ngxd/core with specific angular version, please install @ngxd/core which version you need:

• @angular/[email protected] => npm install @ngxd/[email protected]
• @angular/[email protected] => npm install @ngxd/[email protected]
• @angular/[email protected] => npm install @ngxd/[email protected]
• @angular/[email protected] => npm install @ngxd/[email protected]

Step 2: Import the NgxdModule:

import { NgxdModule } from '@ngxd/core';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [ AppComponent ],
  // have import NgxdModule here 👇
  imports: [ BrowserModule, NgxdModule ],
  bootstrap: [ AppComponent ]
})
export class AppModule {}

Step 3: Use NgxComponentOutlet directly:

@Component({
  template: `
    <ng-container
      *ngxComponentOutlet="component"></ng-container>`
      // using @ngxd/core 👆
})
class MyComponent {
  // 🥳 inputs and outputs will binding automatically
  @Input() entity;
  @Output() action;
  
  // your dynamic component 👇
  component = DynamicComponent;
}

Dynamic Components In 5 minutes

There are several modes of operation of the directive.

Through The Parent Component

A simple variant of binding through the parent component.

@Component({
  template: `
    <ng-container
      *ngxComponentOutlet="component"></ng-container>`
      // using @ngxd/core 👆
})
class MyComponent {
  // 🥳 inputs and outputs will binding automatically
  @Input() entity;
  @Output() action;
  
  // your dynamic component 👇
  component = DynamicComponent;
}

Through The Context (please, use auto-binding like above)

Additionally there is autobinding through the context. This is useful when you need to display something through *ngFor. Context has a higher priority than the inputs in the component.

<ng-container *ngFor="let color of colors"
  <ng-container
    *ngxComponentOutlet="
      component;
      context: { color: color }"></ng-container>
</ng-container>

Pipe For Selecting The Component

For ease of selecting the required component, there is ResolvePipe, which expects NgxdResolver to enter, and returns the required component.

<ng-container
  *ngxComponentOutlet="
    resolver | resolve: entity"></ng-container>

Through The Host Component (deprecated, please, use auto-binding like above)

Through the host component, when the inputs and outputs are initialized explicitly. This option is difficult to use and deprecated.

<!-- host component -->
<app-dynamic
    <!-- dynamic component -->
    [ngxComponentOutlet]="component"
    <!-- regular input -->
    [entity]="entity"
    <!-- regular output -->
    (action)="onAction($event)">
</app-dynamic>

Comparison

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